Meet our Honorary Graduates: Lauren Mayberry
Lauren Mayberry is the Scottish singer, musician and songwriter with Glasgow-born band Chvrches, which she co-founded in 2011, with her fellow Strathclyde alumni, Iain Cook and Martin Doherty. Lauren previously gained a Law degree and, subsequently, a Masters in Journalism from us here at the University of Strathclyde
Research
Research is of central importance in everything we do. It informs our teaching and helps us to make a difference to business, industry and society as a whole.
Almost 90% of our research is rated 'world leading' or 'internationally excellent' (Times Higher Education’s analysis of REF2021).
Diamond Jubilee: 1964 to 2024
We're celebrating a landmark year in 2024, which is the 60th anniversary of us gaining University status. Find out more about our history, and the events and celebrations we've got lined up!
How we prepare you for life after uni
There are so many ways you can enhance your employability at Strathclyde.
Find out how we equip our students with the knowledge and adaptability to thrive in today's evolving world and explore employability opportunities using the button below.
News
Women now as entrepreneurial as men in Scotland, new analysis showsRates amongst the 250,000-strong non-white population in Scotland also reached a new high of 24.1%.- £5M project to drive materials innovation and mitigate climate changeFacility to be a national centre of excellence
- "Demand exceeds supply" for democracy in African nationsAfrobarometer survey covers 39 of the continent’s 54 nations
- 'Exceptional' synthetic heart valve project at Strathclyde among recipients of RSE grantsDevice could improve the lives of millions
Support for students & staff
Strathclyde Safe360°
At Strathclyde, we want to make sure everyone feels safe, supported and secure. Strathclyde Safe360° means incorporating safety in every area of University life.
LGBTQI+ at Strathclyde
We're proud to stand with our lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and non-binary, queer and questioning, and intersex students and staff, and with the wider LGBTQI+ community.